Daughter of War cover

Here is the cover for Daughter of War, which is coming out in May:

This is the sequel to Nobody’s Child and The Hunger. Here’s the dustjacket blurb:

Teenagers Kevork and his betrothed Marta are the lucky ones. They have managed so far to survive the Armenian genocide in Turkey, and both are disguised as Muslims. But Marta is still in Turkey, pregnant with another man’s child. And Kevork is living as an Arab in Syria.

Kevork yearns to get back into Turkey and search for Marta, but with the war raging and the genocide still in progress, the journey will be impossibly dangerous. Meanwhile, Marta worries that even if Kevork has survived and they are reunited, will he be able to accept what she has become? And what has happened to her sister, Mariam, who was sold as a slave to the highest bidder?

Daughter of War is a gripping story of enduring love and loyalty set against the horrors of Turkey during World War I.

Author: Marsha

I write historical fiction, mostly from the perspective of young people who are thrust in the midst of war.

11 thoughts on “Daughter of War cover”

    1. Re: At last!

      Thanks, Elizabeth! The Freckled Lion will be doing a launch for this one as well as Call Me Aram, which comes out at just around the same time — and the same time as the play. Hope to see you there!

  3. Beautiful cover

    Lured by the tiny version used in your Compuserve posts, I hoped I’d find the cover here.
    Gorgeous. Very strong and striking.

    LoisP

  4. Cover art and blurb

    Hi Marsha,

    I know I’ve told you before how much I love the cover. Reading the blurb just now though… I like it, too. Did you write it?

    –Rose

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